Designed for riding all of the mountain, the InfraRed SLED is the first long-travel full suspension bike from DMR Bikes.
The Shand Drove (now Bahookie) is one of the most capable dropbar 29ers going. But will it help you survive the zombie attack??
The Olsen Ram may look bonkers with its handmade carbon fibre frame, but this bike is packed with practicality and versatility
Would you pick a UK-made steel hardtail to survive the Zombie Apocalypse? Wil tests the BTR Ranger to see if it can outrun the undead
Hannah bids a final farewell to the world\'s longest travel women\'s specific mountain bike; the 160mm travel Liv Hail Advanced 1
Nicole Mallet uses a Focus e-bike to help her rehabilitate from an injury sustained during enduro racing. Will she become an e-convert?
We get a ride on the new 140mm travel One-Forty from Merida that features progressive geometry, a new suspension design and chunky 2.6in rubber
After two days of testing the new Intense Carbine on the trails of Punta Ala in Italy, what did Wil think of the new long-travel 29er? Read on for the…
Is the Kona Hei Hei DL just like every other 100mm travel XC bike? Certainly not, and Wil explains why in his review of the carbon fibre green machine
The Vitus Escarpe 29 VRX is one helluva package for the monies. Tom reviews the 29er trail bike to see just how good it is
Wil travelled to Valberg to ride the 150mm travel Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay. Is this the best e-MTB on the market? Find out here
Rocky Mountain\'s latest Altitude gets a new carbon construction, future-proof features and more. Read what Andi thought of it in his review
Just how much better is the 2017 Trance? Wil tests and reviews Giant\'s most popular full suspension mountain bike to find out
The exotic Robot R160 is custom built in the UK from carbon fibre tubes and titanium lugs. Chipps & Wil see if if the ride lives up to the hype
Can Orange\'s top spec Five Factory change your mind about Orange Fives? Wil and Chipps get down and dirty with this British brute
Just how does the motor assisted version of the JAM compare? We rode them both head to head to find out
The Big Bro isn\'t just a mountain bike - it is far more versatile than that. Wil has a crack at finding out all that the Big Bro can do
NS uses its individual blend of style and attitude to create a unique, hard hitting hardtail with retro looks.